President Biden addressed the nation on Wednesday night, marking his first public appearance since announcing his withdrawal from the pending re-election. During his speech, he highlighted his administration's efforts in combating COVID-19 and working towards economic recovery from what he described as the 'worst economic crisis since the Great Depression'.
Biden emphasized that the upcoming election is in the hands of the American people, hinting at Vice President Kamala Harris as a potential successor. He expressed his gratitude towards Harris, praising her experience, toughness, and capability, while acknowledging her as an exceptional partner and leader for the country.
Looking ahead, Biden stated, 'In just a few months, the American people will choose the course of America’s future. I made my choice. I’ve made my views known.' The President's remarks from the White House underscored the importance of the upcoming election and the role of the electorate in shaping the nation's trajectory.
